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The document outlines the application process for obtaining a Nebraska APRN-Clinical Nurse Specialist License. It details the required documents, including proof of age, citizenship, official transcripts, national certification, active RN licensure, and criminal background checks. Additionally, it specifies eligibility criteria for applicants and provides information on fees, temporary licensure options, and application reminders. The document also includes instructions for fingerprinting and criminal background checks.

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What do you need to be a nurse practitioner in Nebraska?

Licensure Requirements Requirements include a registered nurse license, a graduate degree in an NP role and national certification.

Can a nurse practitioner practice independently in Nebraska?

Nurse Practitioners can practice independently in the 27 states with full practice authority: Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island,

How do I get an APRN certification?

APRNs play a critical role in providing healthcare access to the public, especially in many rural areas and underserved populations. They utilize their knowledge and skills in nursing to provide holistic plans of care to patients and families, with an emphasis on disease prevention.

What is a nurse practitioner transition to practice in Nebraska?

Transition-to-practice agreement means a collaborative agreement for two thousand hours of initial practice between a nurse practitioner and a supervising provider which provides for the delivery of health care through a collaborative practice and which meets the requirements of section 38-2322.

Can nurse practitioners practice independently in Nebraska?

Steps to Becoming an APRN Earn a BSN Degree From an Accredited Program. Nurses must earn a BSN before enrolling in a graduate program. Pass the NCLEX Exam to Receive RN Licensure. Gain Clinical Nursing Experience. Earn Your Graduate Degree from an APRN Program. Pass a National APRN Certification Exam.

Which states do not require NPs to be certified?

To date, these four states do not require NPs to be nationally certified. California. Nurse practitioners practicing in California may be able to get by without taking the national certification exam. New York. Kansas. Indiana.

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